No matter how long you've been playing Mafia wars, you know it can be a real help to have a huge stack of mafia wars friends behind you. A mafia that is huge will get you many items that would otherwise take you days or weeks to get by completing jobs. But there is an easy trick you can use to grow your mafia all the way to the maximum of 500 in less than a week or two.
It's really simple. It only takes a few minutes a day for a few days and it is unbelievably effective. All you have to do is type mafia wars group into your Facebook search box. Start at the top, joining each of the groups in the list. What you are going to do next is a little different than what everybody else does.
You will see most people making a post to the group wall asking for other people to add them as mafia wars friends. You can go ahead and make a post to the wall, but don't expect to get very much action out of that. There is a far more effective way of getting more members in your mafia than you can possibly handle.
The real way to get dozens of new mafia members right away is to friend request every single person who has posted on the current mafia wars group walls. Instead of waiting for people to contact you, while your post gets buried in a flood of other posts, take the initiative and type a simple friend request from on-field wars that says something like: very active mafia wars player, sends maximum gifts daily, looking for other mafia families, please join me.
Simply copy this message and then paste it in to a friend request to each person on the group wall. You will be absolutely shocked how fast you gain mafia wars friends. In just a matter of a few days I was able to have well over 400 new mafia wars friends and a mafia with over 350 members at just level 10. It's fast and easy, so go start dominating the landscape of mafia wars.
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How to Play Mafia Wars
There are some people who have been playing games their entire life. If you're not one of those people, but find yourself interested in playing a game that has a little excitement that your everyday routine may be lacking, then the Facebook game mafia wars may be just the thing for you. With more than 4 million players, mafia wars has become one of the most popular Facebook games ever and it can be quite addicting.
Unlike Farmville, which can chew up all of your time if you let it, mafia wars can be done catch as catch can whenever you have time. The reason for this is that each time you do something in the game it costs energy. In order to regain enough energy to do something else, you have to let your character rest. Since you can't do anything while you're resting, you might as well go vacuum or run errands or whatever else that you normally do with your time.
Mafia wars does not require quick reflexes and a lightning quick Internet connection like your standard first-person shooter game, making it an adventure quest game that almost anyone can play. To get started you'll need a Facebook account. After that it's just a matter of typing mafia wars into the search box at the top of your Facebook page. You will be taken into account permissions screen where you need to press the allow button and you'll be right in the game ready to create your character.
You will be asked to choose a character name, you probably want to make it something that sounds a little tough, and then you will be asked to go do your first job. You will soon see that doing a job requires nothing more than clicking a button. In just a few minutes you can be leveled for with more than $5000 in your pocket.
It it doesn't move this quickly forever, because somewhere near the end of level 4 you will simply run out of energy. This is what we mean by you can go do something else while your energy is being restored. You gain one energy every five minutes. This means that level for with 25 total energy it will take a full two hours for you to regain all of your energy.
And those are the basics to getting started playing mafia wars. It's very simple, but can be very addictive as well. All you need is a Facebook page and you can be well on your way to living a vicarious life of crime.
Unlike Farmville, which can chew up all of your time if you let it, mafia wars can be done catch as catch can whenever you have time. The reason for this is that each time you do something in the game it costs energy. In order to regain enough energy to do something else, you have to let your character rest. Since you can't do anything while you're resting, you might as well go vacuum or run errands or whatever else that you normally do with your time.
Mafia wars does not require quick reflexes and a lightning quick Internet connection like your standard first-person shooter game, making it an adventure quest game that almost anyone can play. To get started you'll need a Facebook account. After that it's just a matter of typing mafia wars into the search box at the top of your Facebook page. You will be taken into account permissions screen where you need to press the allow button and you'll be right in the game ready to create your character.
You will be asked to choose a character name, you probably want to make it something that sounds a little tough, and then you will be asked to go do your first job. You will soon see that doing a job requires nothing more than clicking a button. In just a few minutes you can be leveled for with more than $5000 in your pocket.
It it doesn't move this quickly forever, because somewhere near the end of level 4 you will simply run out of energy. This is what we mean by you can go do something else while your energy is being restored. You gain one energy every five minutes. This means that level for with 25 total energy it will take a full two hours for you to regain all of your energy.
And those are the basics to getting started playing mafia wars. It's very simple, but can be very addictive as well. All you need is a Facebook page and you can be well on your way to living a vicarious life of crime.
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